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Automatically backup your critical data to a local disk, the Network or remote FTP servers. Backups & restores are amazingly simple. You can create self-restore archive. You can create multiple tasks. It can work as a Windows NT/2000/XP service too.

Automatically backup your critical data to a local disk, the Network or remote FTP servers. Backups & restores are amazingly simple. You can create self-restore archive. You can create multiple tasks. It can work as a Windows NT/2000/XP service too.

Automatically backup your critical data to a local disk, the Network or remote FTP servers. Backups & restores are amazingly simple. You can create self-restore archive. You can create multiple tasks. It can work as a Windows NT/2000/XP service too.

Automatically backup all AD based DFS namespaces. Can be command line driven to incorporate into a scheduled backup event. DFSBackup will query Active directory for all DFS namespaces and either backup all of them or a selected few.

This low CPU usage program automatically backup your USB flash drives when plugged into your computer. The program starts up with your computer and monitors which devices are plugged in. The program keeps an individual backup for each USB device.

This low CPU usage program automatically backup your USB flash drives when plugged into your computer. The program starts up with your computer and monitors which devices are plugged in. The program keeps an individual backup for each USB device.

Automatically save all open Word documents to a separate backup file at specified intervals while working. Backups can be set to occur every 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, etc. Word 2000 or higher required.

Don't suffer from lost or corrupt USB drives. Auto Backup automatically detects when removable storage devices are connected to your computer and makes a backup of the data. Backups are kept up-to-date automatically so you never lose your work.

Automatically save all open MS PowerPoint files to a separate backup file at specified intervals. Backups can be set to occur every 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, etc. This application sits in the system tray, at the bottom right corner of the screen